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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
4
New state regulation outlines Michigan egg grades Fancy Grade through Grade C with candling standards, air cell depths, and yolk and white quality. It covers tolerances, shell treated eggs, and inedible egg rules under Act No. 91 and other laws.
Miss Sanford recounts a multi country tour from Algiers to Florence to Rome and Venice with rail and canal travel. She notes architecture, art works including Michelangelo’s David, St Peters, Edinburgh hospitality, and a Belfast Ireland crossing, ending with a Montreal arrival and a dock reunion with U. S. friends.
A word of heartfelt thanks from the Ladies Auxiliary of the M. B. H. church for helping make "The First Commandment" a success. Special gratitude to the cast, the choir led by Miss Gerow and Miss Hanlon with Mrs Mulder, loyal patrons, advertisers, and ticket sellers of all ages.
Vernon taxpayers are informed that January 18 and January 25 are the final days the treasurer will be at Citizens State Bank to receive taxes. Ernest Irwin is named as treasurer.
As we go to press, Phillip Van Conant a well known pioneer of Grant township died Thursday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs George Dennis in Vernon township. Arrangements for the funeral services have not been made at this time.
Golstrom's Narrative History of Aviation cites the claim that the French first fired through propellers by attaching small metal blocks to deflect bullets where they struck the blades.
A folk-adventure remark from Uncle Eben notes the world’s pace is easing for some, while many people struggle to keep up with the changing tempo. The line captures a social moment of reflection on progress and patience.
Local Ford dealer I Hampton attended a Saginaw meeting with Dearborn officials to map 1936 aims including a $25-a-month financing plan via Universal Credit Company and a money back guarantee on used cars. Harry A Mack cited 1935 Michigan sales up 69 percent and national production up 56 percent from 1934, with Ford forecasting a banner year.
Hazel C Cochran sues Clinton W Cochran Bert Scott Lee Berridge Dryden State Bank Marble Cove Oil Co Decom Development Co and William W Wicker in a bill to quiet title. The proceedings are before Judge Ray Hart.
A roster of jurors lists numerous names by ward and area including Surrey Winterfield Clare Harrison Sharp Garfield Greenwood Hamilton Redding Sheridan Summerfield and Lincoln with multiple entries per ward. The document records juror assignments and cross references their residences for local court proceedings.
The article notes unusual coinage using the term doughnut in modern Belgium and the Congo Free State during colonial times. It mentions scalloped edged coins circulating in British India under a then reigning monarch.
Col A L Rule brother of Ray Rule of Harrison and son of Mrs Frank Weaver of Dover has contracted to give thirteen talks over station WLS Chicago detailing his World War experiences as an officer. The first talk describes leaving Camp Meade. the second covers the voyage and boat hardships aboard the Messaba. the third will be next Sunday at 8 45 p m describing a funeral at sea. Rule has shown his film The Big Drive in theaters nationwide with scenes said to be filmed on active fronts.
The M. E. Auxiliary sponsored a successful nativity scene with Dorotha Mussell as Madonna Joseph by Elmo Shoup and other named players. A large chorus directed by Miss Doris Gerow and Mrs. Mable Mulder provided live readings and songs. The event, staged by the Ladies Auxiliary of the M. H. church, offered simple, beauty filled lessons for modern life.
Democratic Committeemen in Clare County accepted the resignation of Bingham due to his cold and private duties and elected Wm. B. H. Sanderson as successor by near unanimous ballot. Sanderson pledged to improve government understanding and promote Democratic interests.
Installation ceremonies for Clare Odd Fellows and Coleman Rebekah Lodge officers were conducted with Noble Grands Alexander RE. Wylie and Elizabeth McIntosh presiding. Elective and appointive officers were installed. several members delivered speeches before a dancing reception and refreshments.
The Greek name Ethiopia means land of the burnt-face people and was used for lands of dark skinned inhabitants. Abyssinia derives from the Arabic Habesha, once implying confusion and a mongrel sense.
The hippopotamus is recognized as the largest non-ruminating, even-toed mammal. This powerful herbivore inhabits rivers and swamps in Africa, where its massive size and aquatic adaptations help regulate body temperature and protect against predators.
Clare High suffers a 27 to 17 defeat at home to Gladwin as center Scum Maxwell exits with an injury. The Fighting Irish face Lake City next Friday, while Clare’s second team remains undefeated with a 21 to 20 win over Reed City St Louis and Gladwin. Russell Sharpe nails a late long field goal to seal the victory. Hotel Doherty Travelers beat Cadillac Merchants 34 to 26 in the nightcap.
Arthur J Campeau dies in Rome after a Thursday illness. He leaves behind sons and daughters, nineteen grandchildren, and many relatives and friends. Funeral services were at St. Cecilia Church conducted by Rev Fy Morrison, with interment beside wife and daughter in St. Cecilia's cemetery.
The family thanks all who assisted through flowers sympathy prayer and comfort after the loss of our mother Eliza J. McDonald Your kindness helped us through this time signed the children and grandchildren
Members of Seventh Day Adventist Church express sincere thanks for the gift of a piano from Mr and Mrs Jas Olson proprietors of the Ideal Theatre. Grateful note signed by Fis Hendiie and church members.
Local groups announce gatherings across January and February. Meetings include the I C C F Loage Friday nights at 8 30, Michigan Sugar Beet growers January 20 at 10, Clare Chamber January 21, Clare Kiwanis Wednesdays at 6 30, Eastern Star first Thursdays at 7 30 with a school of instruction on January 24, Freemasons second Tuesday, plus the Father and Son banquet February 13 with Dr Stephen A Lloyd as speaker.
A family extends sincere thanks to devoted friends and neighbors for assistance during the long illness and passing of Arthur Joseph Campeau. The message lists Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sutton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campeau and Leo Campeau, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ackermann, and Mrs. Irene Cote for support and care during their bereavement.
Notice to farmers to have all livestock shipped by 2200 hours on January 28 and February 11. Produce shipments also due by the same windows. Authorities urge prompt delivery to the Go. farming office.
Notice that the respondent will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Jessie M Puleifer after January 17 1936. Carl Puleifer terms used.
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